Sankshipt Skanda Purana – Concise Edition of the Skanda Purana with Gujarati Explanation by

Language: Gujarati · Code: 2036

"Sankshipt Skanda Purana, published by the renowned Gita Press, Gorakhpur, presents a concise and accessible edition of one of the most revered and expansive scriptures of Sanatana Dharma — the Skanda Purana. Traditionally considered the largest of the Puranas, the Skanda Purana contains deep spiritual wisdom, sacred legends, devotional hymns, and teachings centered around Lord Shiva, Devi Parvati, and Kartikeya (Skanda). This simplified edition distills the vast narrative into an easy-to-read format while preserving its spiritual essence. Readers will encounter inspiring episodes such as the birth and divine mission of Lord Kartikeya, glories of Shiva, stories from Kashi, Kedarnath, and other sacred tirthas, and teachings on dharma, devotion, and righteousness. The book includes selected Sanskrit verses wherever required, along with a clear and meaningful Gujarati explanation, making it suitable for all readers — beginners, students of Hindu scripture, and devotees alike. With Gita Press’s hallmark authenticity and clarity, this edition provides a beautiful entry point into the devotional and philosophical treasures of the Skanda Purana." Essential Narratives of Lord Shiva, Parvati, and Kartikeya in a Concise Format Key Features : "Authentic Gita Press Edition — Trusted for its fidelity to traditional scriptures and clear explanations. Concise & Accessible — A shortened version of the Skanda Purana for easy reading and understanding. Covers Key Divine Narratives — Includes stories and teachings related to Lord Shiva, Parvati, and Kartikeya. Sacred Pilgrimage Insights — Features important tirtha katha from Kashi, Kedarnath, and other holy places. Includes Select Sanskrit Verses — With accurate Gujarati translation for clarity and devotion. Ideal for All Age Groups — Perfect for families, students, and devotees seeking scriptural knowledge. Promotes Devotion & Dharma — Encourages righteous living, faith, and a deeper connection with the Divine."